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Transit cops allowed Palestinian protesters to harass me and impede my path during the Ed Sheeran concert at Lincoln Financial Field. After the protesters spent an hour impeding my movement and pushing me, the Transit police accused me of impeding their movement. I then attempted to walk by the...

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TheAngryChicagoanvor 5 Tagen

That cop is a little weasel.

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Nate Higgersvor 5 Tagen

Philly is such a communist shithole.

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oontgroontvor 5 Tagen

Philly is one-party IslamoMarxist rule. Krasner, their DA, is a Soro-funded ex defense attorney who got rich representing black thugs. Gettin the picture?

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Jackvor 5 Tagen

DEI police officers, corrupt as hell

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mikenorthwestvor 5 Tagen

Crazy. Keep up exposing these fools.

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Christine Davisvor 5 Tagen

Someone is going to shoot them soon. Cops will be responsible for it

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Jacob Wolfvor 5 Tagen

Notice how not once ever has a MAGA event had to do this... why?

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Th Brvor 5 Tagen

Slam dunk cival rights case, sue them and make them pay.

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Skeptical usvor 5 Tagen

It’s Philly, the city govt wants violence and death. Just like Chicago, LA and NYC. All liberal hell holes. They could all change, if they wanted to.

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Be Bettervor 5 Tagen

yes they are good at targeting Concerts, busses, festival goers.. its the Palestinian MO.. there Murderous Operandi

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oontgroontvor 5 Tagen

Cops work for the govt, not for the taxpayer.

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D Boyajianvor 5 Tagen

The cops are on the side of the bad folks more often than one might think.

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RAPTOR660vor 5 Tagen

SOME OF YOU MOTHERFUCKERS WOULD BE SPITTIN TEETH.

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Jeremy medvor 5 Tagen

Those fucking dirty ass cops need to be fired they should’ve stoped the other from impeding his freedom of movement

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ltbadpuppyvor 5 Tagen

Start demasking these douche bags and suddenly it will stop

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Jsors2020vor 5 Tagen

Please get a bodyguard. I'll donate.

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undoctrinatevor 5 Tagen

A lot of these 'protestors' get bussed in by NGOs across the country

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Waynevor 5 Tagen

They told ya to go home because you are making them actually work and they don’t like working

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The Spirit of Rockwellvor 5 Tagen

@MaximumPatriot All of those traitors need reigned and lose their pensions.

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Påūłvor 5 Tagen

@ScottJenningsKY make this national news!!!

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Clover Blossumvor 5 Tagen

They are like most people today-intimated. People assess all situations & identify who is most cooperative. We have spent a long time teaching people to be accommodating. We have failed to learn when to be assertive or how to establish boundaries.

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Dominic Winfreyvor 5 Tagen

Just more proof law enforcement or paid puppets that do anything they can to avoid doing their job. They are all worthless

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PopponayaShellyvor 5 Tagen

Shiiiiit couldnt be me! Touch and im swingn!

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Påūłvor 5 Tagen

@MattWalshBlog look at this garbage

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dougvor 5 Tagen

The transit cops in Philly are worthless niggers, that’s why

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Jibreelvor 5 Tagen

That sht ain't gon fly in Philly big dawg. 🦅

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Michael Chaneyvor 5 Tagen

"The officer"? It doesn't have a name?

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Robertvor 5 Tagen

Transit Police and regular police are not allowed to do anything just watch the Kensington cams.

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rednut12vor 5 Tagen

You have enough video and enough of those police officers on film. I think you got a pretty big case.@HarmeetKDhillon

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AnTvor 5 Tagen

I would of knock them out the way ..

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MarsWolfvor 5 Tagen

@grok isnt it illegal to block someone's path and stop them from walking where they want in public? If so, why are these police ignoring crimes happening right in front of them? And what can be done about it?

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Snap Malloyvor 5 Tagen

Stop respecting men in blue. They don't deserve it. Tyrants who would violate your rights in a heartbeat

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Just Askingvor 5 Tagen

I wonder if the Trans in the Transit Police has something to do with them being idiots?

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